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Image sequence from NUKE, jumpy?
Hi all,
I rendered out an image sequence (tga uncompressed) with Nuke.
I imported it into premiere cs4 ,interpret frame rate to 23.976 and hit “render” on the work area. The work area was YELLOW instead of red or green. I read that it means it doesn’t require rendering to play however, the motion is NOT in realtime. If I hit ENTER, it doesn’t render it.
Is there a way to FORCE it to render?
Also, If I render the same file at 960 X 540 it works fine but if I render it out as the full 1440 x 1080, I get jumpy playback.
Has anyone had this problem? -
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[lou cann] “Is there a way to FORCE it to render? “
Yes, under Sequence > Render entire work area.
Yellow means the playback (without rendering) will solely depend on your processor and drive speed for realtime.
Vince Becquiot
Kaptis Studios
San Francisco – Bay Area -
That did it.
For some reason, I always thought that “Render entire work area” meant… render from beginging to end, NOT, force it to render. I learned something new, Thanks
Also, I just learned something else,
When I imported the sequence files, premiere by default, is set to read them at 29.976. If I drop the sequence on the timeline, I get a red line and premiere renders it as usual, However, if I change the 29.976 via Interpret,footage, to 23.976, I then get that Yellow line and that is why it wouldn’t render it.
I don’t know why it does that, but Render entire work area, fixes it,
Thanks, again,
Lou
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